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Is it a mistake for Kamala Harris to do her CNN interview alongside Tim Walz?
The Trump campaign posted a video from Arlington National Cemetery showing Trump at a memorial event and walking among graves, despite being warned not to film in Section 60.
Kamala Harris will do her first major interview alongside Tim Walz, a move seen by some as sharing the spotlight and by others as a strategic way to emphasize their economic agenda.
RFK Jr. cannot remove his name from the ballots in Michigan and Wisconsin due to state laws preventing candidates from withdrawing after filing, despite his decision to drop out.
New COVID-19 vaccines targeting the latest strains are now available for everyone 6 months and older, with a focus on high-risk groups, and can be given with the flu shot.
Though the FBI hasn't determined a clear motive, the gunman in the attempt on Trump's life targeted a PA rally as a "target of opportunity" after extensive planning and research.
A federal court ordered a retrial for Sarah Palin's libel case against The New York Times over a 2017 editorial falsely linking her to a 2011 shooting, citing judicial errors.
A record 497,000 401(k) accounts reached millionaire status in Q2 2024, a 2.5% increase from Q1, as average retirement balances grew, according to Fidelity Investments.
A WSJ poll shows that while many still aspire to the traditional American dream of homeownership, family, and retirement, most find these goals difficult to achieve amid rising costs.
Israel has launched its largest West Bank assault in 20 years, targeting Palestinian militants in Jenin, Tulkarem, and the Far’a refugee camp, driven by right-wing calls for annexation.
The Supreme Court blocked the Biden administration's latest student loan forgiveness plan, leaving millions of borrowers in limbo as GOP-led legal challenges continue.
The father of 13-year-old Cohen Craddock, who died from a football injury, is advocating for better protection, marking the second recent death of this kind to gain national attention.
Surgeon General Vivek Murthy warns that America’s mental health crisis is taking a heavy toll on parents, emphasizing the urgent need for expanded support and policy changes.
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson raised "concern" over the Supreme Court ruling allowing Trump immunity from prosecution from his acts as president, saying the ruling is hyper focused on aiding one person in one circumstance.
Megyn Kelly launched a personal attack on CNN's Kaitlan Collins, criticizing her delivery as that of a "cold-hearted b*tch" and suggesting she should try smiling more.
Robert Telles, a former Clark County official, was found guilty of murdering investigative reporter Jeff German in a premeditated act of revenge over articles exposing his misconduct.
JD Vance sparked controversy by telling Kamala Harris to "go to hell" in response to questions about Trump’s cemetery incident, marking one of the campaign's most pointed attacks.
Telegram founder Pavel Durov faces charges in France for allegedly allowing criminal activity on the app, amid claims of political motivation, which Telegram calls "absurd."
A Michigan mother is attempting to sue another mother after her son was killed in a car crash by the second mother's son. The driver’s mother failed to take the car keys away from the teenager who was knowingly recklessly driving.
Gov. Andy Beshear honored Dolly Parton as a Kentucky Colonel during her visit to celebrate her Imagination Library program's statewide expansion in Kentucky.
Owners of a Van Nuys car-rental agency are accused of using their business as a front for a crime-tourism ring, bringing in South American criminals to steal millions from SoCal.
RFK Jr.’s daughter, Kick Kennedy, described a 1994 Massachusetts beach trip where his father decapitated a dead whale, strapped it to their car, and brought it home.
